Just 5 North American Ski Areas Remain Open After Today

Yesterday saw closing day for three ski areas across the United States, while today is closing day for Canada’s last three open resorts. If you’re hoping to ski or snowboard on Memorial Day Weekend, don’t fret, there’s still 5 resorts open nearly from coast to coast in North America.

Ski Resorts That Closed This Weekend

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Arapahoe Basin, Colorado – Closed May 17th.

Black Mountain, New Hampshire – Closed after May 17th.

Jay Peak, Vermont – Closed after May 17th.

Ski Resorts Closing Today

Banff Sunshine Village, Alberta – Closing today, May 18th.

Sommet Saint-Sauveur, Quebec – Closing today, May 18th.

Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia – Closing today, May 18th.

Resorts Still Open

Boyne Mountain, Michigan – Closing date TBD (aiming for Memorial Day).

Killington Resort, Vermont – Closing date TBD (aiming for Memorial Day).

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Mammoth Mountain, California – Closing date set for My 31st.

Palisades Tahoe, California – Closing May 24th.

Timberline Lodge, Oregon – Closing date TBD.

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